Show i cow 80l The Herald Journal A cold moist trough that hai been station aiv uvtr the area for Um pat week continue to pro time rain Last night the to Ul wa S3 inch to VOL SI NO LOGAN 141 UTAH JUNK TUISDAY TKN CENTS 1947 1 Mostly cloudy with simmer or liiuiuirotliow come of them locally er heavy Continued cool with the lilgh in the low to and the low tonight In the 40 Bennett Asks Monument Bill Be Killed Elmer W Lamml I'ailrS Ftm lalrnwliaal WASHINGTON Sen Wat-hu- e H F Bennett - de- manded Monday that a bill In tioduced by Sen Frank E Musx to create a Great Salt Lake National! Monument in Utah be killed Bennett In testimony before the Senate Parks and1 Recreation Subcoinmi 1 1 e e j said lie had “serious ques lions" about the financial as prols of the proposal The Utah Republican aso npoavd the park proposal as( and as being involving an area not worthy of liecoming a part of the VUE PRESIDENT or The United States and some winners of the 1967 Spelling Bee National Park system Hie Senate Interior Com - Defend Censure Of Sen Dodd “self-servin- Kfsrs 'the 2 e D-N- Ben- nett's charges made after what the Utahn called "an wepbiening tion of park the Capitol Steps get together addressed delegates Ilumphery on Mr mvesUga-ihurgoo- d Steven err timid mcdiatdy agreed 1mg who tuliintrorcd to defend said no senator had the - WASHINGTON Senalurv hiir wlw investigated Sen Tlionius Dodd J Dodd said today tliev bent over backwards to be lair blit his personal use of Klit- ileal contributions was defi- wrong Sen John C Stennis D-Miss chairman of the Ethics Committee and Sen Wallace FIRST NEGRO national monument of ment on the privately owned 26000-acrAntelope Island In Great Salt Lake Subcommittee Chal r m a n called the Alan Bible hearing which he termed "unusual" because of l(y in4 Marshall Named To High Court — CPI' ik-r- Kremlin Talks President Johnson today named Marshall to be the first Negro justice ol the washjngtuv right to judge Dodd unless lie stayed on the floor Dodd comwsed and dross- ed" in his usual conservative suit and dark tie told roiwrters just before the pro- erodings started that he was hopeful about the outcome Sea elarv of Stale Dean Rusk it xkmuouiu n said today “everybody was a loser" in the Middle East war lie declmi'd piuMisals liuni western allies to ask for United Nations peacekeeping forces on both sides of tha Arab Israeli border Rusk spoke to the MAR) foreign ministers meeting to discuss what they called the "terrible threat" to peaca t aused by increased East- West inciion otei the war to weaken the alliance's mil Rusk said "evert liudy" in- - itary stabilising" “iieacp uled hi tlie Middle Hast force conflict including the United States tlie Soviet Union and the United Nations ed in position and lrKtlge" 1 review of world problems Rusk predict ed the Soviet Union attempt to strengthen its 'lion in tlie Middle East and “ encroach on the influence I 1m the Ul I Ul wl I failed Mockery Canadian External Affairs By Walter Logan Minister Paul Martin termed I ilM hH UlmullMal the UN effort in the Middle The Soviet Foreign Minis-informed diplomats in Soviets Favor iUll Meet m W3r3'A II v EUl? Ended On now would be for strengthen- - “P?1 umiNoMoniGeMr! :Supr£me vuai gcu mm BUiviiiVS UUIb sag i ed UN troops to be stationed000 besmirched the good name of MjflAICl NCIC Johnson personally announced his selection to newsmen j ° conemJJ " both sides of the Israeli- - a on Senate— vl “en?yll"Uressloo the him beside specifically Pie the White House MarshaU stood f°Tiu Arab borders U court Ctart H will Jurtto Tim °’C°W j hi DSnSfe sonal retireand his over announced Chirk expenses billing President Houari Boumedday critictted who have often disagreed the Senate for travel exiwnses ienne wound up Kremlin talks ment after his son Ramsey was unable to push hajmT wiOirfrWal" --DdJ sharply over legislation deal- - J-tt rjrrt PolltlCS AlUl Clark was named attorney todw n U MU mXti Eut UJV matters land Utah with to face censure Bimerency big his col- - uation and flew home to a general The elder Clark end-e- d Council condemning Middle ’Security from the (UNEF) hod Noting that the state bis active service on the leagues in 13 years forthcoming Arab summit East He said it was done Israel and demanding tha just signed a lease to take Mask high tribunal after the court NATIVE OF Cache Keller meeting on the Arab-Israe- li Impassive r i o u s Israeli armies “without the necessary of the over the northern end confrontation its term Anderson was fatally inThe face of the j adjourned Monday withdraw from the territory for a and called sulfation" Island as a swimming beach Of former FBI agent was an im- - The Soviet Union gave a red both sides of the border MarshaU has been a jured in Florida collision UNJthey captured in last week's Bennett said there bad been Topic I Wa21- passive mask as Stennis and carpet welcome and mar- -' force six-da- y ®ong war — territory Is Negroes State University’son! throughout his career a “rapid escalation" In apBennett explained the Ethics shailed its top leaders for Brown said it was essential rael His ap- it will not return Institute Summer Third says praisals (Or the land condemnation of talks with the Algerian pres-jhi- to establish j Committee’s and Moscow reports said tha peace lasting Beimett Mid the state paid Utah Government mxl and Sen Russell B Longiident who reportedly camp that four permanent members! Kremlin believed it could 5100000 or ISO an acre for tics Is scheduled June this defense started here to find out why Russia of the for of his a cedcnted member Council — the 'muster a institute theme Security major 2000 acres — plus an add!-- 1 This year’s Before the start of the pro-- 1 had been unable to avert an United States Britain France vote in the assembly sines tty tional 172000 for 'severance is "Issues and Ideology "ac-r- e one-weArab for which In defeat all other the ceedings— Em- and Russia — would have toimauy Afro-Asia- n Piior to that the lata ProsLj nations damages" to the Island Ranch Jcording to Dr JeDon A Senate business was suspend-'wa- r with Israel fron-hav- e ! F Kennedy bad NIBLEY — Keller Ludvig od-ssided with the' Arabs in guarantee Arab-Israe- li enhiser and Dr M Judd Co for the land predicted the debate The soviet news agency tiers Nationalist China is the i the mon of USU’s Political Sci- - appointed him in 1962 as a Anderson lease-sal- e Under a ten-ye44 dispute was fatally over the Dodd case Tass said “The two fifth permanent member judge of the US Court of P--j injured in a two-ca- r The assembly meeting if it Department contract the state actually I1 collision would take longer than ex- -' concluded diuaaiffn of the The British secretary call- is held could be expected to DiStriet 01 (Continued on Page 5) Sunday near Orlando Fla situation that has developed ed for an “effective limita- be acrimonious Gen Mosha pected' Morning sessions will be 1999 He ai A? Jii1v Stennis opened the Senate's in the Middle East as a tion'’ on arms deliveries and held with guest speakers Af-- The new justice is the great the Israeli defense debate on censure suit or Israeli aggression said forcible representives of Dayan ternoon discussion sessions! grandson of a slave who was in In crush 4 minister whose armies ?' 6°‘ear' But it gave no hint whether will follow up the subject pre-- i brought to the United StatesArabs’ might military H old Connecticut senate in a Boumedienne had received w“ from the Congo His father! sentad in the morning warned today that Israel’! UJS chamber crowded with his Soviet "7" promises it would re- - Middle East until the situa- - battle to win the peace as Morning sessions are open was a steward at fashionable Grace ° and will be held Chesapeake Bay Country TemP lto place some or all of the hun- - tion is stabilized just beginning Surviving are his wife usiy( Forestry - Zoojogylciub Minister of Soviet-mad- e planes Danish Foreign ° chairman of theHouse Ethiciand tanks A sharp increase in job Auditorium at! Before and Otto Premier Jem out Attendance Krag of action put by taking tlie govern- -' !i Lou-- j Committee mnnrvUiE said and the Berber e Tues-jttiwas also called for a UN oiienings Israelis last week afternoon classes is forlmcnt'posts MarshalT wmi Jlalph strong reported bave 1 7" accePd presence on both sides of the in a victory ediebra an said ana oetween iwu of Employment Security inuu1' ia honkr A1 tute Ahram said the newspaper battling civil rights causes hi man at Bie WBihng Wall in In its weekly report tlie Theme of the first institute the nieron' ort Ord!wa collected under all the date for-aOpening the session Pre--j Arab summit cricourts Put ywr state agency said 1121 jobs held in 1964 was "Presiden- - jn 1935 he comueiled the CaBf' one grandchild broth- - banners and trapping of a sis conference possibly in mier and Foreign Minister Pi-- ! old Jerusalem scab- I1 die drive Luxem-!woA Anderson Las campaign were available last week'tial PoUtlcs in Utah” After admission of a d Khartoum Sudan or Algiers erre Werner of host er' Stewart law Negro them but Stennte said Oie money from would be fixed within keep sharp 5' compared with 824 for the year's lapse the program student at the University 0U VeM Nev- a few bourg said the testimonials was ready Be was a member of the week of June 3 spent days after Boumedienne's re-- war and the U S Soviet con- continued last year with the Maryland — a school where New details of the Arabs Due to unexpected layoffs theme “The Utah Constitu-i- h frontation it almost involved indiscriminately for oersonal turn from Moscow himaif had been denied:NiWe7 11)8 Ward and had uses In to and debts Lake Salt tr personal been a Nibley resident for 27' proved that peace today is military defeat came manufacturing tion" ‘ L 1 Israeli estimates of “ day industries and miscellaneous “perilously unstable” He said in the face of "this ’casualties put Arab losses at Ba‘lard layoffs in the Ogtten area InTOUT staff of the National one°r or matter itial claims for unemployment terrible threat we should' more than 115000 killed expenditures American the - turn for the Advancement nfiYeates bat could — iliPb have been in Gov NEPIII error Utah once insurance increased by 200 to! again demonstrate our wounded and captured Israel fNAACPi and Legion By occupation he was is d on the L Rampton today con- - solidarity and unity by both reported its casualties were 814 for the past week Calvin fact it that Utah at the twojSarsrtM- head wnpioyed tour 'word and deed 3342 dead and wounded Curtis P Harding admini-- i agriculture education a n d! urieMlTinBratimw' eral Depot as a welder for 15' hapPened over and over again tinued his -t- 181 it became a pattern of through Utah for discussions: strator of foe state agency taxes welfare fair housing! Mis btenst triumldi cam years of the Great The United Nations where Solidarity with citizens and officials on Western Alliance appeared the battle of peace may be reported that 214 per cent of religtons and politics the ex- - in 1054 whim ne won ine ms- - Funeral services will be °Peration-'- ’ loosened by France's the workers covered by state tremes natural resources toric Supreme Court case de-- conducted in Nibley and de- - Stennis urged all senators to local problem Security gave it Boor during the On Monday the governor tary withdrawal from NATO’s Council a rest from the Mid and federal unemployment in- government employees and will be announced later I?Uajn ®n tails isnschool claring segregation debate because "this is a very toured through Juab County unified forces Danish Pre-ldl- e surance laws filed continued lawyers women and East war with reports the constitutional serious highly import ant where he heard opposition to mier Jens Otto Krag NATO' cease-fir- e was holding firm claims during the past week ans The new justice was born increased taxation on propel- - president said in opening the! No new council session was He said that wet weather very serious matter" in Baltimore July 2 1908 and Assistant Senate Demucra- - ty or sales ’session that cow was no time ‘scheduled was hampering some larm graduated cum taude from' operations especially beet' Lincoln University in Pennsyl-- i In thinning vania but only after having been expelled in his sopho-- ! CASPER Wyo (UR) —Seven day returned 38 seriously sick more year for nazing fresh- - members of a Salt Lake City or wounded prisoners to North! men family were injured Monday SALT LAKE CITY HOT — Vietnam and the United: Hr then entered Howard in a one-caccident on rain- Dr Paul Dudley White per- States asked Hanoi to follow University Law School where slick US 20 sonnel physician to former suit and return sick or wound- - he recalls: "I got the horsin'1 The accident occured about President Dwight Eisenhower ed Americans around out of my system Ilthree miles east of Casper during his heart attack will The prisoners were trans- heard lawbooks were to dig' The Wyoming Highway Paappear at the IDS Tabernacle ferred to Quang Tri City in in So I dug- way deep" trol said Donald Loock 43 on Temple Square in Salt the northern section of South The nominee is! lost control of the car which Vietnam Seeday night and a six footer who weighs! skidded and rolled over Lake City September 11 White will be the featured escorted today to “freedom around 210 pounds Loock his wife Carol 40 Ceeri for the Utah Heart As bridge" across the Ben Hai His wife is the former d four of their five children sociation s "Hearts and Hus- - River which is the border be- - cilia Suyat They have two: were treated at a Casper 'sons itwecn the two Vtetnsms Day1 'pital and released 01 woposal i colK jl3 I Mari i 1 alr thraatb Government con-ivic- Institute ! Injuries Fatal - m non-vetoa- To Nibley Man I I to I ek Har-dentJo- V mg i r- i ' a1" Increase Utah Job “J" Open mgsnorea J j rs wor-auai- Arab-Israeli'®1- “d i acf JbioSc70( ' fact-findi- miti-'foug- ht Seven Injured Accident cvrLnnna ctfiafige Feature Guest ! ar - Ce-an- hos-han- Wenus Toward ffleadlwg - ds -- The Cosmos satellite was Venus rocket ever launched than 2U0 million miles because on Two Sovof the circular path it must' space probes raced the 165th in the series pf fact- - Teas said through space today on separ- finding flights and the fourth 5 the U S Venus ifo 110 w to intercept the plan-- ! MTi"r to be launched this month ate missions ' launch- - eV Kheduled to The Soviet news agency It was the first The craft wafc expected to scale large to ed early Wednesday ii Tass announced today a Cosfly near Venus sometime in Octo- Soviet space feat since cosmomos satellite was launched naut Vladimir within 2000 miles of the plan- - ber just before Russia Komarov was begins Monday shortly after an un- killed in the crash of et The United States made! celebrating the 50th anniver-- 1 Soyes rock-etemanned research craft the only successful Venus isary of the Bolshevik Revolu-prob- e 1 last month MOSCOW i iet toward the planet Venus The Russians beat the United States by two days in launching the latest Venus probe Tass said Venus 4 was blasted on a voy age to the plan- et from an orbit around the four-mon- cloud-covere- earth d th with !®!iYenu vehicle was on 4 w“ flyin "close to Tass said the tell trajectory' ajti "flight to Venus" and Tass maneuv n 0 r m a 1 1 y" era were to put the expected There was no indication whe- vehicle on target ther the craft would land on At its closest point Venus the planet or fly near it passes within 25 million d It carried a re miles of earth But Venus 4 search station the heaviest was expected to cover more ht ‘2433-poun- The Soviets have had trouble with their three previous! Venus probes Venus 1 launched in 1961 was lost somewhere in space when Its radio went dead Venus 2 and Venus 3 launched in November 1965 also had' FORT IN QUESTION that Is sparking the Middle East radio trouble j conflict Is the Guff of Aqaba with the Port of Aqaba shown ! " ' I J: — ) j here Gen Dayan the Israeli defense minister today warn ed that Israel's battle to win the peace la just beginning t' £ |